Fintech on Go: Signing, event loops, and replay protection without an SDK (Part 2)
Part 2 of a two-part case study on building an ERC-20 rewards service in Go. This one covers stdlib signing, the event loop shape that runs the async pipelines, and replay protection at the consumer end. Signing an on-chain transaction is two library calls. crypto/ecdsa plus go-ethereum/types land i
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